PREP ROUNDUP: Calder leads Lakeland to first victory
• PREP FOOTBALL
NAMPA — Through their first two games, the Lakeland Hawks had scored just nine points total.
On Friday night, the Hawks surpassed that total before the first quarter was even over.
Junior Thomas Calder scored three touchdowns, two on the ground, as Lakeland routed the Columbia Wildcats 39-14 in a nonleague football matchup of 4A schools.
Calder scored on runs of 70 and 27 yards for Lakeland (1-2), and caught a 55-yard touchdown pass from junior Caysen Loutzenhiser.
Richie Thomas opened the scoring for Lakeland with a 52-yard interception return for a touchdown. Mason Burcham and Skylar Huber also had picks for the Hawks.
Devon Suko threw a pair of third-quarter touchdown passes for the Hawks, to Jackson Lutz and Alden Waddington.
Calder finished with 101 yards rushing. Waddington had four receptions for 90 yards.
Lakeland plays host to West Valley of Spokane next Friday.
Lakeland 19 0 20 0 — 39
Columbia 0 0 0 14 — 14
First quarter
LL — Richie Thomas 52 interception return (Owen Forsman kick)
LL — Thomas Calder 70 run (kick failed)
LL — Calder 55 pass from Caysen Loutzenhiser (kick failed)
Third quarter
LL — Jackson Lutz 60 pass from Devon Suko (Forsman kick)
LL — Calder 27 run (Forsman kick)
LL — Alden Waddington 27 pass from Suko (kick failed)
Fourth quarter
Col — 23 run (kick good)
Col — 9 run (kick good)
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
(Lakeland only)
RUSHING — LL, Calder 3-101, Sindt 5-22, Cornish 7-18, Suko 3-(minus 10), Loutzenhiser 4-(minus 25).
PASSING — LL, Loutzenhiser 2-6-0-115, Suko 3-4-0-89.
RECEIVING — LL, Waddington 4-90, Lutz 1-60, Calder 1-55.
Rigby 49
Post Falls 14
RIGBY — Post Falls fell behind 21-0 after one quarter to Rigby, ranked No. 1 in 5A in this week’s media poll, in the nonleague game.
But Post Falls coach Blaine Bennett said his squad, now 0-2, played well in the second and fourth quarters against a Rigby team that has played in the last two state title games, including a win over Coeur d’Alene in 2019.
“I believe our players got better this week,” said Bennett, whose squad lost 35-7 to Sandpoint last week. “We executed better in all three phases tonight.”
Jaxon Anderson ran for a touchdown and passed to Carson Tucker for another score for Post Falls.
Bennett said Dalton Wild also made some nice catches for Post Falls. On defense, Zach Clark, Holden Babowicz, Chase Berg and Trevor Miller were standouts.
Tiger Adolpho, a two-year starter at quarterback, threw three touchdown passes for Rigby (2-0), also nicknamed the Trojans. Lucas Mikkola rushed for three touchdowns.
“Rigby’s good; they’re talented on both sides of the ball,” Bennett said. “They have an experienced quarterback that is tough to tackle; he’s big and throws the ball well. They’re going to make a long run in the playoffs.”
Post Falls plays host to Moses Lake next Friday.
Post Falls 0 7 7 0 — 14
Rigby 21 7 14 7 — 49
First quarter
Rig — Lucas Mikkola 13 run (Forest Uminski kick), 9:56
Rig — Taylor Freeman 30 pass from Tiger Adolpho (Uminski kick), 7:00
Rig — Mikkola 16 run (Uminski kick), 1:12
Second quarter
PF — Jaxon Anderson 1 run (Alex Luna kick), 9:29
Rig — Freeman 25 pass from Adolpho (Uminski kick), 6:18
Third quarter
Rig — Mikkola 5 run (Uminski kick), 8:52
Rig — Freeman 49 pass from Adolpho (Uminski kick), 5:52
PF — Carson Tucker 28 pass from Anderson (Luna kick), 2:36
Fourth quarter
Rig — Zheik Falevai 2 run (Uminski kick), 8:26
Timberlake 37
Shadle Park 21
SPIRIT LAKE — Ashton Peightal threw a pair of first-quarter touchdown passes, and the host Tigers bounced back from an opening-week loss to beat the Highlanders of Spokane in Shadle’s season opener.
“Our line was significantly better, and our ability to run our offense was significantly better,” Timberlake coach Kelly Amos said. “Our defense was better, as far as making plays. From week one to week two is a big jump for us.”
Kale Pasley scored a pair of touchdowns for Timberlake (1-1), and James Billingsley ran for two scores.
“Ashton played a fantastic game,” Amos said. “He threw the ball well, and he ran our offense so well today.
“We made some great progress this week. Shadle had some athletes that were tough to handle, and it was nice to see our defense step up and control their offense. We just played really physical football.”
Timberlake plays at Moscow next Friday.
Shadle Park 7 7 7 0 — 21
Timberlake 15 7 8 7 — 37
First quarter
SP — Tryson Town 5 run (kick good)
TL — Zach Yetter 3 pass from Ashton Peightal (2-point conversion good)
TL — Kale Pasley 25 pass from Peightal (kick good)
Second quarter
TL — James Billingsley 2 run (kick good)
SP — Liam Johnston 6 pass from Natreven Dickerson (kick good)
Third quarter
SP — Dickerson 10 run (kick good)
TL — Pasley 11 run (2-point conversion good)
Fourth quarter
TL — Billingsley 5 run (kick good)
Lakeside (Wash.) 42
St. Maries 21
ST. MARIES — Dylan Larson ran 25 times for 85 yards and two touchdowns for the Lumberjacks, who allowed 435 total yards to the Eagles of Nine Mile Falls in a nonleague loss.
Saeed Sams scored on an 89-yard touchdown run to give Lakeside a 14-0 lead in the first quarter.
Ethan Kolar ran for 71 yards and a touchdown for St. Maries (0-2), which hosts Freeman next Friday.
Lakeside 14 7 7 14 — 42
St. Maries 7 0 0 14 — 21
First quarter
LS — Dawson Tobeck 5 run (kick good)
LS — Saeed Sams 89 run (kick good)
SM — Tristan Gentry 22 pass from Sean Elliott (kick good)
Second quarter
LS — unknown 41 pass from Kole Hunsaker (kick good)
Third quarter
LS — unknown 34 run (kick good)
Fourth quarter
LS — unknown 21 pass from Hunsaker (kick good)
LS — Jesse James 16 run (kick good)
SM — Dylan Larson 1 run (conversion failed)
SM — Larson 1 run (Ethan Kolar run)
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — LS, Sams 2-123, James 6-70, Hendershott 3-33, Tinsley 1-12, Tobeck 2-11, Estes 1-0, Hunsaker 1-(-13). SM, Larson 25-85, Kolar 13-71, Gibson 8-37, Elliott 3-5.
PASSING — LS, Hunsaker, 8-19-2-142. SM, Elliott, 7-23-3-70.
RECEIVING — LS, Tobeck 2-56, James 1-(-6). SM, Gentry 3-48, Gibson 1-1.
Kendrick 72
Kootenai 0
KENDRICK — The Warriors fell to 0-2 with a loss to the Tigers (2-0), ranked third in 1A Division II this week by the state’s media.
Kootenai faces Wallace next Friday at Sather Field in Silverton.
Deary 38
Lakeside 18
DEARY — The visiting Knights fell to 1-1 with the loss to the Mustangs (1-1).
Lakeside plays Mullan/St. Regis next Friday in Mullan.
• BOYS SOCCER
Priest River vs.
Cd'A Charter
POST FALLS — The Intermountain League match was postponed.
No makeup date was announced.
St. Maries 4
Orofino 1
ST. MARIES — Greyson Sands had five saves and Connor Wolfe a goal and assist for the Lumberjacks in an Intermountain League win over the Maniacs at City Park.
“The kids played a really good game today,” St. Maries coach Chris Renaldo said. “We tried a different formation and it started to work really well and they got some experience in it. It was good for them.”
Lance Hamblin, Cade Martin and Paul Parmeley had goals for St. Maries (2-3, 2-2 IML), which travels to Timberlake on Tuesday.
First half — 1, SM, Connor Wolfe (unassisted), 17:00. 2, Oro, Ethan Potratz (unassisted), 40:00. Second half — 3, SM, Lance Hamblin (unassisted), 44:00. 4, SM, Cade Martin (Wolfe), 69:00. 5, SM, Paul Parmeley (Cody Reed), 80:00.
Shots on goal — Oro 6, SM 12.
Saves — Oro, Trevor Stanert 8; SM, Greyson Sands 5.
• GIRLS SOCCER
Mead 3
Coeur d'Alene 1
COEUR d'ALENE — Further information was not reported.
Cd’A Charter 15
Priest River 0
POST FALLS — Cadence Wilson scored in the first minute and finished with four goals as the host Panthers blanked the Spartans in Intermountain League play at The Fields at Real Life.
Rebekah Hines also had four goals and an assist for Coeur d’Alene Charter (4-0-0, 4-0-0 IML). Isabella Lucky and Claire Leahy each scored twice for the Panthers.
Priest River is 0-2-1, 0-1-1.
“These girls have had a long week with school starting and playing two games during this first week of school,” Charter coach Stacy Smith said. “Tonight was just about going out and having fun connecting passes and finding the back of the net. My non-starters got to play about half the game or more and we saw some great stuff from them, including four of the goals. One of our freshmen, Claire (Leahy), found herself in some good positioning and put it in the back of the net twice under pressure. It was great to see her and a few of our other non-starters grow in confidence on the pitch tonight. Priest River definitely has some athletes and a great goalkeeper.”
Coeur d’Alene Charter travels to Kellogg on Tuesday.
First half — 1, Charter, Cadence Wilson (Isabella Lucky), 1:00. 2, Charter, Wilson (Rebekah Hines), 3:00. 3, Charter, Hines (Wilson), 7:00. 4, Charter, Lucky (unassisted), 12:00. 5, Charter, Wilson, 21:00. 6, Charter, Claire Leahy (Maddie Daigle), 24:00. 7, Charter, Leahy (Mira Crawford), 34:00. 8, Charter, Julia Peppin (Megan Moore), 38:00. Second half — 9, Charter, Hines (Wilson), 41:00. 10, Charter, Alexa Sheppard (Daigle), 45:00. 11, Charter, Lucky (unassisted), 48:00. 12, Charter, Wilson (unassisted), 49:00. 13, Charter, Crawford (unassisted), 61:00. 14, Charter, Hines (Sydney Garn), 74:00. 15, Charter, Hines (unassisted), 76:00.
Shots on goal — PR 0, Charter 25.
Saves — Charter 0, PR 9.
• CROSS COUNTRY
Area runners compete
at Post Falls River Run
POST FALLS — Races at Thursday’s Post Falls River Run at Q’emlin Park were separated into four classes for the boys, with a combined freshman/sophomore and junior/senior race held for the girls.
BOYS
FRESHMEN RACE
TEAM SCORES — 1, Coeur d’Alene 23. 2, Lewiston 32.
TOP THREE — 1, Max Cervi-Skinner, Coeur d’Alene, 9:56.7. 2, Zach Cervi-Skinner, Coeur d’Alene, 10:01.7. 3, Kyle Rohlinger, Coeur d’Alene, 10:20.9.
SOPHOMORE RACE
TEAM SCORES — 1, Sandpoint 27. 2, Moscow 36. 3, Post Falls 71.
TOP THREE — 1, Jacob King, Coeur d’Alene, 9:47.7. 2, Nathan Roche, Sandpoint, 10:21.6. 3, Jacob Barnhardt, Timberlake, 10:23.
JUNIOR RACE
TEAM SCORES — 1, Bonners Ferry 15.
TOP THREE — 1, Slate Fragoso, Sandpoint, 9:51.4. 2, Zach Atwood, Logos, 10:39.8. 3, Owen Elizondo-Bachiero, Lakeland, 10:40.9.
SENIOR RACE
TEAM SCORES — 1, Post Falls 50. 2, Moscow 72. 3, Sandpoint 76. 4, Lake City 88. 5, Lewiston 90. 6, Logos 103.
TOP THREE — 1, Ben Ricks, Sandpoint, 9:41.3. 2, Emmett Brooks, Moscow, 9:41.8. 3, Maximilian Bazler, Lake City, 9:42.5.
GIRLS
FRESHMEN/SOPHOMORE RACE
TEAM SCORES — 1, Coeur d’Alene 17. 2, Moscow 54. 3, Sandpoint 61.
TOP THREE — 1, Kaylynn Miser, Post Falls, 11:31.7. 2, Hazel Kunkel, Lake City, 11:49. 3. Anne Marie Dance, Coeur d’Alene, 11:55.4.
JUNIOR/SENIOR RACE
TEAM SCORES — 1, Post Falls 30. 2, Sandpoint 37. 3, Logos 55.
TOP THREE — 1, Samantha Wood, Post Falls, 10:08.9. 2, Annastasia Peters, Post Falls, 10:49.2. 3, McKenna Kozeluh, Cd’A Charter, 11:00.7.